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30 in-depth guides (4+ hours of reading), market intelligence, a working glossary and downloadable documents - everything a procurement, quality or compliance team needs.
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Step-by-step guides for first-time and experienced concentrate buyers - sourcing, contracts, payments.
Pricing mechanics, supply-demand outlooks and the geopolitics moving the complex.
EU CRMA, NORM/radiological rules and responsible sourcing frameworks, explained practically.
Incoterms, shipping, documentation and trade finance for mineral cargo.
Assay methods, certificates of analysis and quality-dispute mechanics.
Sample COAs, spec sheets, ESG policy and document checklists on request.
The Guide Library
Written for buyers, traders and procurement teams - each guide is a 7–10 minute read that goes deeper than anything else publicly available.
Industry Glossary
The sixteen terms that appear in every serious minerals negotiation - defined in one line each.
Documents on Request
Shared with qualified buyers - request any of these and our team sends them within one business day.
Market Updates
Rare EarthsChinese customs data show no terbium or dysprosium oxide exports to Japan from November through May, pushing Tokyo to accelerate stockpiling, recycling and allied sourcing arrangements.
EU RegulationsG7 leaders agreed to reduce reliance on any single non-G7 supplier for rare earths and permanent magnets, while the UK opened a £50M Critical Minerals Programme with a dedicated magnet hub.
Rare EarthsAll 18 tracked elements gained in July, led by germanium (+27.8%), indium (+26.5%) and dysprosium (+25.4%), in the first broad-based rally across the complex this year.
Company UpdateNew partnerships and supply agreements strengthen our critical mineral sourcing network across the region.
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A 20-page practical guide covering specifications, testing, incoterms, documentation and pricing structures - written for industrial procurement teams.
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